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  2. LOCAL INDUSTRY.

    On Wednesday afternoon the triennial Conference of the Australasian Typographcal Union discussed the subject of the local production of books for use in the schools ...

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  4. PORT ADELAIDE REGATTA.

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  5. INSOLVENCY COURTS.

    MAGISTRATES' COURTS. ...

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  7. NOTES AND QUERIES.

    "Lavington Y. Tite" writes:—"The hanks of the whole community are due to four valuable articles on the sugar question, especially as it bears on that absurd ...

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  8. The Port Adelaide Orpheus second concert of the fifth term, given in the Semaphore Town Hail on Wednesday evening was like its predecessors

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  9. The elocutionary recital of "The Cricket on the Hearth" by Mr. Edward Reeves will be a strong attraction this evening. The booking of reserved seats is almost a

    A CLEVER LADY ARTIST. ...

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  10. ARBITRATION LAWS IN NEW ZEALAND.

    A dispute between the carters and drivers and their employers was recently heard before the New Zealand Arbitration Court, sitting in Wellington. The ...

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  11. THE COUNTRY.

    TRURO, December 6.-The neighbourhood of Rlanchetown, on the river, is like-ly, in the near future to exhibit a scene of more than usual activity. Abundant crops ...

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  12. PREFERENCE TO UNIONISTS.

    From "W.E. Abbott," Wingen, N.S.W.—"With a very wide experience of labour matters, and alter having tod to deal with. the labour unions as New South Wales ...

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  13. FIRE ON A FARM.

    PORT BROUGHTON, December 5.—On Monday afternoon. on the farm occupied by Mr. Joseph Dennis, about six miles from here, a fire broke out in the shed ...

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  14. LOCAL COURTS.

    PORT AUGUSTA: Tuesday December 6 (before Messrs. J. T. Keats, S. M., N. A. Richardson and R.S. Fullerton).—Opie v. Corporation of Pert Augusta.—Mr. R. Homburg, jun., appeared for ...

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    POLICE COURTS. ...

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    ACCIDENT TO THE ARGYLE. ...

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  18. "MARY IMMACULATE."

    We—have received a large number of letters en this subject, but have laid them aside, because we cannot spare space for controversy upon it. We five, however, the ...

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  19. ADELAIDE: Wednesday, December 7.

    [Before Messrs. j. Gordon, S. M, A. Dowie. E. C. Ciueas, and R. Morphett.] ...

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  20. STREAKY BAY, December 7.—While the steamer Argyle was passing near here m Sunday a blow-out occurred in the compustion chamber of the bailer. Three

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    There was a good attendance at the Exhibition Building on Wednesday evening when Mr. Dixon's Orchliestra, assisted by several leading vocalists, carried out a ...

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  22. A concert was given in the Thebarton Town Hall on Wednesday evening in celebration of the second, anniversary of the temperance movement in connection with the local Methodiar Church

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  23. WHITE-RIBBON STREAMERS.

    The annual meetings of the British United Kingdom Alliance were held as usual in Manchester. Sir Wilfred Lawson, Bart., M.P., presided at the general council meeting; and Mr. A. Cameron Corbett ...

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  27. MISCELLANEOUS.

    "Argument."—of the leading powers Great Britain the United States, Germany, and France are the most civilized. Russia is about 200 years behind in the soale of civilzation. ...

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